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Windows has managed to maintain an amazing amount of backwards compatibility. Sometimes that means decisions that seem odd at surface level. I would not be su
by spogbiper 2y ago
Windows has managed to maintain an amazing amount of backwards compatibility. Sometimes that means decisions that seem odd at surface level. I would not be surprised if there is some corner case where changing the current behavior means something else breaks.
- cosmotic 2y agoIf anything, I would guess it's some silly outdated but codified ISO standard that propagated far and wide and entered contractual obligations, like passwords needing to be changed every 3 months.